What you will build on Dialpad
Each is one formula on live data. These are examples of the syntax: the column names will follow Dialpad's own fields once the integration ships.
=data.calls.count(id, status, "missed", hour, A2) =data.calls.sum(duration_min, user, A2) Tables from Dialpad
Calls · Users · Numbers · Meetings
Your data stays in Dialpad
You will sign in with your Dialpad account and give Sheets read access. Sheets runs on our servers in the EU and reads your data through Dialpad's API when a sheet opens or refreshes.
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Calls and meetings: also planned
Questions
Is Sheets for Dialpad available?
Not yet. Dialpad is on the Sheets roadmap. Give it a thumbs up and leave your e-mail address on this page: we tell you when it is ready, and the votes decide what we build next.
What will Sheets read from Dialpad?
Your calls and meetings, as tables: Calls, Users, Numbers, and Meetings. Each table becomes a data source that formulas, pivot tables and charts read live.
Will Sheets change anything in Dialpad?
It is planned read-only: Sheets reads your Dialpad data and does not change it.
What works today?
Sheets works today with QuickBooks Online, Xero, Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, HubSpot, FreshBooks, monday.com, and Asana.
Want Sheets for Dialpad?
Requests decide what we build next. We write once, when it is ready.
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